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exit(1) To get out of the current mode or quit the program. Contrast with launch. exit 1. Theatre the act of going offstage 2. Bridge a. the act of losing the lead deliberately b. a card enabling one to do this exit [′eg·zət] (computer science) A way of terminating a repeated cycle of operations in a computer program. A place at which such a cycle can be stopped. (engineering) A door, passage, or place of egress. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| From a basic system at one particular exit, to alert staff that a monitored individual has exited, to a more intelligent system at a busy exit that will show who and how many have potentially exited, WatchMate can provide the combination that's right for any facility. The report provides valuation data on nanotech start-ups which have exited to date and a comparison of exits for nanotech start-ups to exits by venture-backed companies as a whole, worldwide. Fennelly's first resident monitoring system would simply set off an alarm if a resident exited the building. |
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